Donate
Search
Mobile Navigation Menu

Programs

Art-Reach programs operate in three ways: large scale collaborations, cultural programming for human service agencies, and learning and education initiatives.

ACCESS by Art-Reach

ACCESS by Art-Reach provides $2 admission to over 80 museums, theaters, gardens, and cultural sites throughout Greater Philadelphia and Delaware for individuals who have a qualifying state-issued ACCESS/EBT card, or for people with disabilities who purchase an Art-Reach ACCESS Card.
ACCESS by Art-Reach
a hand with brown skin touching a group of yellow and purple flowers.

Member Organizations

Human service agencies that serve the disability or low-income communities are eligible to register for a membership with Art-Reach to receive discounted group admission to select local arts organizations.
Membership for Organizations

Community Learning

Art-Reach offers digital content exploring disability, human services, the cultural arts, and more that are 100% open for everyone to enjoy. The Art-Reach team shares their experience within the sector and with community members, arts partners, and more to talk about the work we do.
Community Learning
a person in a wheelchair being handed a microphone to speak to a group
Asian indian male in wheelchair smiles while typing on a laptop and wearing headphone

Professional Development

Take part in our three-day annual international conference connecting thought leaders, people with disabilities, and cultural professionals for in-depth learning. And for an even deeper dive into accessibility work within arts and culture, join our yearlong cohort.
Professional Development

Training

Art-Reach provides academic-based and human-centered trainings and program assessment. Art-Reach works directly within the community of systemically excluded individuals and with cultural organizations to build new sustainable approaches to equitable arts engagement.
Training
An art-reach staff member in a wheelchair provides training to a group of young adults in an art studio
a person with an umbrella leading a blind person with a mobility cane across a small outdoor ramp in the rain

Strategic Accessibility Planning

Get a comprehensive audit of your organization’s accessibility with a focus on community feedback and lived experience. You’re invited to take part in our three-part consulting process.
Strategic Accessibility Planning

STAMP

STAMP (Students at Museums in Philadelphia) empowers Philadelphia high school students to visit local museums for free with their student ID.
STAMP
stamp (students at museums in Philly), Virginia & Harvey Kimmel Family Fund

Learn more about Art-Reach

Art is a human right
"art-reach" in white text next to slanted infinity symbol

About

Access

Programs

News

Donate